Provincial assessment results for 2024-25 now available online

Release

Department of Education and Early Childhood Development

September 18, 2025

FREDERICTON (GNB) – Provincial assessment results in both the anglophone and francophone education sectors for the 2024-25 year have been compiled and are available online.

“Provincial assessments are conducted annually across both education sectors to help us better understand how the education system is working,” said Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Claire Johnson. “Sharing our results ensures transparency and shines a light on what we are doing well and what we need to do better.”

Key findings of the assessment results include:

Anglophone sector

• There were improvements in English-language assessments, particularly in Grade 4 reading and Grade 6 reading.

• There was continued improvement in scientific literacy across the province, and other results in elementary school remained stable.

• There were declines in French reading in Grade 5.

Francophone sector

• Elementary school reading, writing, math and science assessments remained relatively stable compared to the previous year.

• There were declines in French-language reading and writing in Grade 7.

• There were improvements in both the numeracy skills test and the reading and writing skills test in Grade 10.

Provincial assessments are conducted annually in literacy, numeracy and science. Department staff will investigate declining results to identify potential contributing factors and make improvements.

“Sustained efforts of all education partners continue to be essential for student success, and evidence of the resilience of our school leaders, teachers and students is apparent in the provincial assessment results again this year,” said Johnson. “While there are areas where we need to improve, teachers, education professionals, students and families in New Brunswick can be proud of what they have achieved.”

The francophone sector conducts assessments in grades 2-4, 6-8 and 10. In the anglophone sector, students are assessed in grades 4-10 and there is also a French oral proficiency assessment in Grade 12.